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    Q&A - P4 Math

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    • P Offline
      pineapple tarts
      last edited by

      MathIzzzFun:
      pineapple tarts:

      Sorry, my question was wrong. Correction below. šŸ˜“


      Mary spent $40 on 4 hairclips and 4 hairbands. 2 hairclips cost as much as 3 hairbands. FInd the cost of 1 hairband.

      Hi

      4 clips + 4 bands = $40
      2 clips + 2 bands = $ 20
      Since 2 clips = 3 bands, 3 bands + 2 bands = $ 20 ie 5 bands = $20, so 1 band = $4

      cheers.

      Many thanks MathIzzzFun,

      Can I ask, I keep seeing it as 3 bands + 3 bands = $20.
      I cannot see 3 bands + 2 bands. pls enlighten me. šŸ˜“

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        just888
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        pineapple tarts:
        MathIzzzFun:


        Many thanks MathIzzzFun,


        Can I ask, I keep seeing it as 3 bands + 3 bands = $20.
        I cannot see 3 bands + 2 bands. pls enlighten me. šŸ˜“

        Hi pineapple tart, it was stated in the question that 2 hair clips is the price of 3 hair bands. Since 2clips + 2 bands = 20
        Therefore replacing the 2 clips with the clips 3 bands you will have: 3 bands + 2 bands bands=20

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          pineapple tarts
          last edited by

          OMG, I must be blind !! :thankyou:

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          • MathIzzzFunM Offline
            MathIzzzFun
            last edited by

            pineapple tarts:
            MathIzzzFun:

            [quote=\"pineapple tarts\"]Sorry, my question was wrong. Correction below. šŸ˜“


            Mary spent $40 on 4 hairclips and 4 hairbands. 2 hairclips cost as much as 3 hairbands. FInd the cost of 1 hairband.

            Hi

            4 clips + 4 bands = $40
            2 clips + 2 bands = $ 20
            Since 2 clips = 3 bands, 3 bands + 2 bands = $ 20 ie 5 bands = $20, so 1 band = $4

            cheers.

            Many thanks MathIzzzFun,

            Can I ask, I keep seeing it as 3 bands + 3 bands = $20.
            I cannot see 3 bands + 2 bands. pls enlighten me. šŸ˜“[/quote]Hi

            hope this helps ...

            http://i39.tinypic.com/21o0dwx.jpg\">

            cheers.

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              pineapple tarts
              last edited by

              Thank you for your help, we solved all the (this type) questions.

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                sokk
                last edited by

                Hi,

                I need help for the following question.

                Michelle has more than 50 hairpins.
                If she puts them in packets of 7, she has 5 hairpins left.
                If she puts them in packets of 9, she has 6 hairpins left.
                How many hairpins does Michelle have?

                Thanks!

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                  Mychildren
                  last edited by

                  The answer is 96.

                  Why? Because
                  >50
                  so
                  if packed in 7 with a remainder 5:
                  49+5 ; 56+5 ; 63+5 ; 70+5 ; 77+5 ; 84+5 ; 91+5
                  54 ; 61 ; 68 ; 75 ; 82 ; 89 ; 96
                  if packed in 9 with a total of the above, which no. I can get remainder 6?
                  6 r 0 ; 6 r 7 ; 7 r 5 ; 8 r 2 ; 9 r 1 ; 9 r 8 ; 10 r 6

                  So 96 is the answer.

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                    sokk
                    last edited by

                    Thank you Mychildren and WCW for the explanations! šŸ™‚


                    WCW, the table u created helps greatly , thanks!

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                      Mychildren
                      last edited by

                      Its my pleasure, sokk! I love to crack my head if not will be rusty. Who knows? Someday you might be the one who is solving my queries here! :?:

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                        ozora
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                        need help on this following question.

                        there are 3 different types of tiles.
                        Tile A- 0.54 kg
                        Tile B - 0.76kg
                        Tile C-0.63kg

                        Kim has a stack of 21 different types of tiles which are made of a combination of Tiles A, B and C. 9 of them are Tiles C and the total mass of 21 tiles is 13.69kg. How many tiles A and B are there respectively?

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